The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Quarry and Coton Hill Shropshire West Midlands

Shrewsbury has many secret and special offerings but as a porridge fanatic, Cups Coffee and Creators provides a direct, fibre-optic connection to heaven. Please, please, please, choose their Biscoff/Caramel version. It is the most divine energy substance in the discovered cosmos. If questioned, pretend there is a Scottish side of your family tree and sprinkle a little salt on it. Performing this discrete, Mason-like ettiquette, notifies the serving-staff that you merit special treatment from that point forward. You'll remember how good the BCP tasted for the rest of your life in much the same way that you might recall precisely where you were, the moment Donald Trump first stepped-foot on the planet of Jupiter. In October 2024, there was talk of removing the Biscoff/Caramel topping option due to local-council regulations. With your support, this absurdity can be turned around and Shrewsbury could become the Biscoff/Caramel Porridge Capital of the World, where pilgrims will humbly queue from the renovating train station (due for completion in 2094), all the way up the hill, past the castle and into Cups (if you reach Marks & Spencer, you've gone too far, go back a bit). Cups features in-built, charming and welcoming staff (not for sale), who pro-actively extend friendliness and courtesy to all. It's a safe place for everyone, particularly mothers with children, dog owners (with dogs), laptop workers and other carbon-based life-forms, like myself, with mental irregularities. From its corner vantage-point on Castle Street, Cups is a great people-watching location allowing the monitoring of network-traffic flowing in and out of Shrewsbury's river-looped town centre along this (one of only three) Tarmac Access Gateway (TAG). Cups Coffee and Creators is hospitable to community groups and activities as well.

This looked a quaint little cozy cafe but inside it was freezing cold with no heating on and I had to put my coat back on to keep warm . One person serving and two other tables occupied one with food and one waiting for food . We waited quite a while to be served as we watched the waitress moving cakes around the counter . Our cups of tea arrived ok then we waited for our panini’s , this took a while again and the fries we ordered didn’t arrive obviously missed off our order, I was told they will be here asap. The other tables asked for the toilets as they left but to be told “you can use the pub toilets across the way”. We have never come across before and I have always thought a cafe should always have customer toilets. 14 seats inside and about the same outside. The food was nice but service , premises and facilities really let this cafe down .

Lovely little coffee shop, clean and friendly! The coffee is beautiful, and it’s one of the nicest and independent coffee shops in town, all the cakes are home made I had a carrot cake, it was very nice. I would recommend this place if you need a decent coffee.

Fantastic brownies. Really cheap and great atmosphere! The staff are so friendly ~ this is a brilliant local place. I definitely recommend to come here.

Great range of drinks, 10 TVs with lots of sports being shown. Great atmosphere, staff are lovely. Also a great range of snacks especially the warm Pork scratchings which are amazing. Would 100% recommend this pub to anyone. A really lovely pub

We stopped for a coffee break and a cake. Well, the coffee was so-so, the cake wasn't bad at all, but the whole experience was spoiled by the fact that they added the service to the bill without asking.

Another lovely visit, enjoyed the toastie I had, just appeared a little short on staff this time.

Decent range of drinks including real ale. Handy for the railway station especially when you've missed your connection and gave an hour to kill!

I had an afternoon tea here yesterday, very little to eat in the GF option.I paid £30 & was very disappointed with what I received. I have emailed to complain, awaiting a reply.

Great bar Good selection of beers Sports shown on plenty of tvs

We have visited this place many times with much satisfaction. It has changed hands and is a disaster. I have never walked out of a restaurant before and I have never placed a review on Tripadvisor, Today I have done both! There are o longer any home cooked meals. I don’t blame them for that. It’s a business choice. We ordered a tea and a hot chocolate and two cheese and ham paninis. We were told there would be. Wait for the paninis. The tea was fine. The hot chocolate was very small and not hot. After half an hour there was still no panini. The family next to us got up and left after being told their panini would be another 20 mins. They had arrived before us. I asked at the counter whether there was a problem with our order. I was told no and that there were two tables ahead of us and then we would be served. They said that would be another 15 mins or so. I told them I didn’t have the time to wait any longer. We paid for the drinks and left. It was simple food. There was no excuse. They simply didn’t have the capacity to supply the simple dishes. Nor did they have any change! It was unbelievably rank amateur. Never again.

My friends and I judge a town (and coffee shops) by their bakewell tarts and this one is our current 1st place winner! It's not a formal competition, but the home made cakes here are out of this world and must be sampled (lots of times!). It's a lovely coffee bar and well worth the visit. We had 3 x bakewell tarts (plus more bought for take out), 2 x hot chocolates and 1 x pot of tea (no milk for the tea).

It's a great place to meet my buddy Matt and have a coffee . You can get toasted sandwiches with chips for example. The staff here are lovely , Amy for example has a friendly smiley face and asks how are you etc. It's not just food old people as one person said there are all ages here.

I usually love a trip to Costa. Today, I was disappointed. There wasn't much choice left by 11.45am. My favourite bacon roll was sold out. I had a bean and cheese toastie, but it had no cheese. It was very bland and unenjoyable. I wish I'd gone elsewhere.

I think this is the friendliest cafe in Shrewsbury. Been coming here since September and have nothing but positive things to say. All the staff are great. Carrying things to your table. Nothing is too much trouble. Aaron is especially attentive, I was having a particularly bad day, he noticed that I was upset and discreetly came over to check I was ok, then bought me chocolate. It restored my faith in the human race, it's the little things that they do that makes a big difference. This place has the added bonus of being dog friendly (great for my spaniel - she loves it as much as me, so it's a win win!) BTW food and coffee are amazing too 👍